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From the LONDON GeIZETTE, Sept. 24, 1808. Sept. 24, 1308. The King -has been pleased to grant the dignity of a Baronet ot. _the United Kingdoms of Great Bri tain and Ireland to - the following Gentletnen,-and the respe6tive heirs male of their bodies lawfully begotten, viz. . k...(l\.vard Buller, of Tranant Park, in the County of Cornwall., Esq. Rear-Admiral of the Blue Squa dron of his Majesty's Fleet. .Mark Wood, ut Gatton, in.the County of Surrey, Esq. Henry Conyngliam Montgomery, of the Hall", in the County of Donegal, Esq. Thornas-JoneS, of Stanley-Hall,•in the County of Salop, Esq. James Graham, of Kirkstall, in The County of York, and of Edmond-Castle, in the County of Cumberland, Esq. Sitwell Sitwell, of Renishaw, in the County of Derby, Esq. , • Andrew Corbet, of Moreton-Corbet, in - ' the County of Salop, and of Linslede, in the County of Buckinglram,Esq. Coles.-Medlycbtt, of Ven4louse, - near Milborne-Port, in the County of Somerset, Esq. Charles Hoar Harland, of Sutton-Hail,. in the County of York, - Esq. John Perring, of Membland, in the of Devon, Esq. George Pigott,' of Knapton, in the Queen's County, Esq. Gore Ouseley, of .Claratnont, in the County_of Ijertford, Esq. • War -Office,. Sept. 24, ISA. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Cornet Thomas Comber to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hall,appointed to the zd Lite Guards. 6th Ditto, William Huish, Gent. tube Corret, by purchase, vice Moriarti.. sat -Regiment of Dragoons, Lieutenant E. C. Windsor, from - - the 32c1 Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Cote, who ex-- chit' ges. 3d Ditto, Lieutenant , R. H.- Sitwell to be. Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice-Turner, who retires. 4th Ditto, W tllrani Tongue, Gent. to be Cornet, by .pur chase, vice Luard, promoted. 7th Regiment of Light Dr..goons„ Assistant-Surgeon DaVies, from the Derbyshire Militia, to be Assistant-Sur -Icon. sloth Ditto, Lieutenant Maximilian•foerres to be Ca twin of a Troop, without purchase, vice Butler, promoted. Quar ter-Master Howsham to be Cornet, without pur chase. ad-Regiment of Foot GuardS,' Frederick Colville, Gent, 'to' be Lnsi h n, without purchase, vice Lloyd, whose Appoint ment has not taken place. Ist Regiment at Four, Major jeremiah O'li.ete, from the' 9th Garrison Battalion, to be Major, vice Hunter, - who exchanges. 3d Ditto, Ensign John M'Crohan to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice fleazie, dismissed. girl Ditto, Ensign joint Chadwick, from the 4oth Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. loth Ditto, Lieutenant George Halford, from the 28th Foot, to be• Captain of a Conipany, without purchase, vice Hal. - ' lilay . removed from the se-vice. z 14th Ditto, Lieutenarit Dunn to be Captain of a Company, without purchase. Ensign Kenneth M'Kentie to be Lieutenant, vice Dunn. Ensign George White to be ditto. Gcotteman Cadet George Tnorles I inucane,.froin the Rn•al Military College, to be EnSign; vice N 2 'Kenzie. _ Dobree, Gent. to be Ensign, vice White. l ith Ditto, Ensign joseph Ellis to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Caiiiiichail, appointed to the tSth foot. iSth Ditto, Ll%utenaiit john - Carmichael, Irons the isth Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice jams, promoted. Loth Ditto, Ensign jolm Z. Fonnerau to he Lieutenant, vice Brooke, deceased. Volu,:teer lames Wnite to be Ensign, vice Fonnerau. 'Edward Kenyon, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Champagne, promoted. 23:1 Ditto. To be First Lieutenants-Lieutenant Harri•Wal ken from the Nava Scotia Eencibles. Second Lieutenant Roskelly. Second Lieutenant T'. E. Tucker. To be Second Lieutenant— Gent. vice Ros -25111 Ditto, Ensign Abraham Shuttlewerth, from the 39tb Foot, t• he Lieutenant, without purchase. Eclrthillit liesleden, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Pfati, promoted. . Ditto, William Clarke, Gent. to be Ensign, without .purchase, vice Wilkinson, promoted. 29th Ditto, Ensign Thothas Inggs, from the Royal Limerick County Militia, to be Ensign-. • .31st Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Kirby, froiti'the 2d Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. 32d Ditto, Lieutenant Henry ,I<obert Cole, the Ist Dra • goons, to be Lieutenant; vice Windsor, who exchanges. 34th Ditto, Lieutenant lolin Norton, t tons the 63c1 foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Mackay. who exchanges. 3sth Ditto, Richard E. Butler, Gent, to be ensign, without purchase, vice Nixon,• promoted in the 7th' klarnson 4at- Assistant-Suroun Ralph Edon,' Iron' the ii.:lC fordshire Militia, to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice Cowan, superseded, being absent without leave. soth Ditto, Captain Frederick Hankey. Iron the 19t11-:Foot, to be Major, by purchase, vice Oiieread, who retires.. Lieutenant Benjamin Rowe to be Captain of a Conipany, vice Coote, deceased. Ensign Wm. Turner to be Lieu- . t en ant, vice Rowe. Volunteer j. Swapie to be Ensign, vice Turner. 59th Ditto, Ensign john Dillon to be. Lieutenant, without purchase. Ensign john -P. Penerailitr to be ditto. Chadwick, (;el,t. to be Ensi in vice Dillon. Edward' Pidgeon, Gent. to - be Efisigin - vice Penefarher. both Ditto, Ensign Robert Mitchell, Irons the 53d Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vicelloarmnan, promoted. 63d Ditto, Lieutenant Rolnick Mackay,' irons the.34th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Norton; who exchanges. 'Thomas Iliing.worth, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur-" -oha,e, vice ArinStrOng, promoted in the 24 Garrison Bat t-lion. 66th Ditto, Ensign Denton Steele to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Lipscombe, who resigns. Ensign Robert Blown übbini to oe ditto, vice Lyctuon, deceased. Chas. lames Fox, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Steele. - . Cent, to be Ensign, vice Dobbins. 67111 Ditto, Hugh Price, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Ellis, promoted in the 15th Foot. 68th Ditto. To ue Lietitenalits—Ensign lames Trade. En sign Henry' Anderson. Ensign' . lames Burrell. Ensign George Archbold. Ensign Wit,.. Sin) w.. To be Ensign—Gentleman Cadet Frederick Finucane, front ' the Royal Military College, vice Smith. • 6th Ditto, Lieuienant A iexander Mulligan, front the Ty_ tuns Militia, to be Ensign. 7'ist Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel _Thomas Reynell„ from the 96th Foot, to be Majui, vice Robert Campb,:ll, placed on Half-pay of the tors,rii foot. . 7_o.t Ditto, Ensign Martin Deinay to be Lieutenant, vieeq,,, Fitchet,•dect..ased. , Seth Ditto, Henry Nott, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Craven, superseded. 81st Ditto, Second.Lieureirant George Jackson, from the Ist , Ceylon Regiment, 'to be Lieutenant, without purchase. B.ld Ditto, Volunteer R. I. Ite..rdon to be •EitEigit,- vice Brown, pronioted.• Lieutenaut George Marshall to be Ad jutant, vice ivl•Neill, promoted, • t - • 84th Ditto, Ratter, Gent. to be Ensign', without purchase, vice Bowdler, promoted hi the Ist Garrison Battalion, 85th Ditto, Ensign James Brock to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Ensign and Adjutant George Bourne to have the Rank of lieutenant. Ensign Charles Busiest to be - Li eutena nt..-. Ensign George Stirling, from Halt-pay of the i 18th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Gentleman Cadet lames G rant, front the Royal Milinity• College, to be Ensign, vice Ilusteed. . . 96th Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Jan Murray, from ILL-pay of the Lath Foot, to be Major, vice Itenell, appoiticcd4o the 71st Foot. Royal West India • Rangers, Charles M'Dearmid, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, -vicetCarson, promoted. Arilcan Corps, Lieutenant Edward Hare, from the 2IRTHS. On Fr;clay last, Mrs. Samuel Denton, of Ossulston-street, • Somers Town, of a Daughter.. Lately, at Clay-hill, near Beckenham, thi Hon. Mrs.i IVeddernurne, Lady of Andrew Wedderburue, Lsq. of .11aughtcr: MAR R /ED. On Moi,day last, at Searhpio.igh, john ListelH , iL s l Attorney at Law,• .11iss...Ward, daughter of Mi. Want, Corn-tator, of the same ptace. On Tuesday, at St. Mary's Church, • sera: t, ES4: Pro...sit, daughter of Brawn, Esq, o f S. MalY' s Church. _ The same morning, at the Holy Trinity Chuich, Thomas Itowntree, aged 71, I ; m the Hosiiitat beiongii4 to the Trinity-House, Whifetriar-gaie, fleuthziu.6l • Eriggs, of I nil, widow; aged 74, after a courtship of ton. hours troth their acquaintance I . On Thursday last,- ar Harworth, Nottinghamshire, Ro- Devon, ' a mts Cos- Ro btrt ?emberten Milues;. ii eq M. P. , Of 1 - ryctoli, to the Hon. Henrietta Maria i‘Ponckton, second daughter uit Viscount Gallway. . • On , Saturday; at St. 13;. , tolithis, Bishopsgatt", Sterl.tenEe'° i eva:, Esq. -of "the Artilli.'ry io Miss Paro;s42, sien,, , at Hackney. The same., day; GeorgeThistiewood, Flour-faet or. of Muscovy court, Trihity-square, to Miss .lacy Ann - r.r. lerY of Banner-street, Dlaa On Thursday the Bth inst. in Melina-place, near West' minster-bridge, atter a toni.and painful illrt,ss, Capt. fi c ;ni A. Can fend, late of Ist Regiment Guardi. • the 16th m at. jw,epik t3l..thvorih, .E4y. of Earkii;i:' Essex, aged 62. On the 'list in t, at'Ktitish Town, in the 1. tit year of h' 4 age, I, uhn Thomas, Esq. l ate of I.l.iagadoc4, in Stiiis Wales. ' Friday last, at Brighton, the Countess of Sfilphroo f .c* 'relict of Fran6s, Eirl ot . ShipbTook. On Saturday triprning,, Mr. Diale, late a St.:tionor Strand, who has been confined nearly five ye;n-s t;;::- Prison, in consequence of a vernizt iiverta - gronst hun damageslOr uttering d,:tarnatory words a,gaimt rP ° . Governor of Cold- batn-tields Vrisci. Lately, at Bedlington Fuinace, ha the ° 9 t:l year o f his age. Serjeant . William M"Anl4lisit. He was horn in the Li ir ;; ,o Array,. and :erved"several CaMpaigns with it in c;crinany. PRICE OP tiATUb STOCKS nA Y. India Stock, India4ionds, zs. ts. dis. Etrticquer Bilis, Is. ois. Bank Stock, slAut Navy c per Lent. 97 7 r I 5 per Cent. 1797, shut Irish 5 ver Cent. shut 4 per Cent. shut . _ Pr. OmMUM, 2 dis. Imperial •3 per Cent. Ditto Ann. y tt• t i-i6tlis Cons. tar 13i11 Ott. 66 e 66 i; i,er Cent. Red, shift . 33 per Cent. Con. 6i ,3 Bank L. Ann. shut • HIGH WATI::,„ AT LONDON I.3RIDGE TO-MOP" RO W. • Morning. 21 o in. after 7. j Afternoon, s 9 min after 7- LONDON : Printed ty RICHARD HA RILLS, of No. 4, Martlett.court, Bow-street; and Punlisned by WILLIA M AR MIC ER SCRIPP S , South Molton.street, Grosvenor-squir At the StYN-Oirct No. 112 Strand; where ridvettisernenis, Ordtts tar the Paper, t deers for the Editor, tic, (host-paid) must be addressed, tst Garrison nattalion, to Captain of a Company, with. out pu'rcluse . Roll's . Regiment, Ensign Amantz Glutz to be Lieutenant, vice Homier, deceased. Serjeant-:Major A. Stumpf to be Ensign, vice G Lutz. Ist. Garrison Battalion, Ensign George Andrew Bowdler, from the 84th Fo )t, to he Lieutensnt, vice kiare, promoted in the Royal African Corps. zd Difto, Ensign V. H. Arinstrcrig, from The 63d Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Kirby, appointed to the 31'st Foot,. 4th Dittd, 1011 h Crawtord, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Bast- ings, promoted in the 2.7 th Foot. 9th Ditto, Major lolutHtinter, trom the RoYalsoo be M - jor, vice -O'Keefe, who exchanges. 2d Royal Veteran Battalion, Quarter-Master Jonas Buckley, late of the 3d Dragoons, to be Ensign, vice Drought, de ceased. Loth Ditto, Captain Willia.n Dawson, from the 34th Foot, to be Captain-of a Company, vice ‘Vindsur, deceased: STAFF. 11. L. Templer, Esq. late Major of the loth Light Dragoons, to be an inspecting Field Officer of Yeomanry and Volun. teer Corps, with the Rank of Lieutenant- Colouel while w employed, vice* , Locke, vopPointed to the 84th Foot. MEMOR ANDUNt. The und,mnzntioned Officers are superseded, viz. .40th Foot, Ensign Charles Brown. GOth Ditto, Ensign jo.latilan Baldwin, absent without leave. 67th Ditto, Lieutenant,Thornas Johnson Smith, absent witn r,,it leave. • Stst Ditto, Brevet Major flenry Cox, absent without leave. rf iL Y ATA In tile Gazettes of the 24w :r_p:e:nber 18 5, rth rune, 23(1 July last, aod loth instant. . Nova Scotia. Fencibles. For Captain Wilhain Katy, front Half-pay of the late sth Regiment of liish Brigade, to be Capain of a Company, vice Gray, %via° exchanges, read Captai❑ Wm. Haly, from Half Pay-of the late sth Regiment of Irish Brigade, to be Captain eta Company, vice Gray, who returns to his former Halt Pay. • Ninety-second Foot, For William Higgins, Gent to be Ensign, read Luke Hig.' gins, Gent. to be Ensign. York Light Infantry Volunteers. For Jonathan Warren, Gent. to be Ensign, read Jonathan Warner, Gent to be Ensign, Eighty-second Foot. For Ensign John Brown to be , Lieutenant, vice M'Neil, read Ensign OM Brown to be Lieutenant, vice Donlon, de ceased. •Ordnance-Opfice,_.Sept. aa, Corps of Royal Artillery Drivers. • First Lieutenant Commissary John Smith •, to be Captain Commissary. Dated, Sept. 1, 1808. To be First Lieutenant Commissaries—Second Lieutenant Commissary Benjamin D. Nicoll. Dated as above. Se cond Lieutenant . Commissary George Wilkinson. bated as above. Second Lieutenant Commissary Edward Phil pot. Dated as above. Second Lieutenant Commissary Thomas Hallitax. Dated as above. Second Lieutenant John Hay, trom the Royal Artillery. Dated as above: Second Lieutenant Commissary Robert Steed. Dated as above. To be Second Lieutenanteorninissaiies—John Roberts, Gent. Dated astibove. Stephen Reeve , Gent. Dated as above. Weir, Gent. Dated as ove. J . Dicker, Gent. Dated as above. Payne, Gent. Dated as above. ' • , Royal Regiment of Artillery. Alexander Reid, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. vice Hay, promoted in the Corps of Royal Artillery Drivers. Dated September 1, iScS. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Westfield Li! ley, of St. John-street, Clerkenwell, Middle-. sex, linen-draper, from Sept. 24. to Nov. iz, at ten, at Thompson Pater, of Shadwell High-sfreet, Middlesex, stir geon and apothecary, fiorn Sept. 24 to Nov. 12, at tell, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCY SUPZERSEDED. Joshua Banks Lay, of Manchester, cotton manufacturer. BANKRUPTS. SVilliattt Williamson, of Gringlev .on the Hill, Nottingham, shire, corn- lattor, to surrender Ott. - rB, 19, aild Nov. 5, at eleven, at the Red !.ion Inn, Worksop. Actonlies, Messrs. Exley and Stocker, Furnival's.inn, Lon--ion ;~• or Messrs. Mason and Wakefield, East Retforsl. Joshua Hague, of New Mills, Derbyshire, cotton-spinner, Sept. 3n, Oct. 1, and 'Nov..s, at two,.. at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. A ttornies, Messrs. Foulkes and Lungdill,,, Gray's Inn, London ; or Mr. HigSon, Nlanoliester. Wtlliani Hobson, of Horricastle, Lincolnshire, inaltster, tz, and Nov. 5, at two, at tilt Bull I nn,'Horn castle. Attornies, Messrs. Clithero,' Son, and Sell - wood, Horncastle; or Messrs. Lyre and Morton, Gray's, Inn, London. John Keartiand, of Birmingham,• wood-screw-tnaker, 1, and Nov. s, at cLeven, at the Stork Tavern, Bir. Attorney, Mr. Palmer, - Barnard!s-lnn, Lon dt.n. • Barnauas Batterbee, of King's l,ynn, Norfolk. haberdasher, Oct. 7, at live, 8, at ten, and Nov. ;, at twelve, at Guild hall, London. Attormes, Messrs. I. and R. Willis, Wariiloichpiutt, London ; or Mr. Harvey Goodwin, Lynn. Fincham, of Covent-Garden. Middlesex, earthen wareln .n, Oct. 14, at nine. 15, and Nov. 6, at ten, at Attorney, Mr. Kiric.inan, Cloak-lane, Queen_ street, C heapside. D I PIDENDS. Nov. 12 - . Joseph Evatt, of Rood-lane, London, glassman, at twelve, at _ - Nov. iz. David De Beaune, of Great Winchester -street, London, insurance-broker, at one, at Guildhall. 29. Robert, Barber, of Oxford-street, Middlesex, jeweiter, at ten, et Guildhall. Nov'. z 6. John AlWerinott, late of Red Lion-street, South - wark, Surrey, hop and seed-lattur, at ten, at London, NOV.. S. William Tucker, jun. of Exeter, serge-manufaeturer, at one, at Guildhall, London. OCt. 24. Thomas Pearson, late of .Penhybridge, Lancashire, hax-spinner, at twelve, at the Royal Oak, La ncast e r . Oct. zi. !arnes Wlieeler,late of AbirolOri, Berkshire, grocer, at ten, at the Cfown aird Thistle Inn, Abingdon. Oct. 19. John Turner, late of Manchester, dealer, at four, at the Spreid Eagle Inn,. Manchester. Oct. t I. Perry ritzlierbert, or Bath, merchant, at twelve, at Reeve's Hotel, 13rirt..I. Dec. 6. Alexander Arbuthnot and Richard Bracken, late of Philpot• lane, London, and of Birmingham, merchants, at . one at Guildhall, London. Oct. t 7 (allies Batters :ell, late of- Portsmouth, 44- c:handier, at one,tat thr Ro) al Oak Intl, Vome4. Oct. 26. Isaac Riioeiro Furtado,. Ot-buuttl-street ' Finsbury sqUare, Middlabcx, merchant, at eleven, a t Guiltlhall. Oct.. 19. Robert Robinson, or Saltord, laticasinie;• rope manttfatturer, at three, at the Spr s ead ,hagie Inn, Man chester. Uet•.. igg•. George Rayson, of Leeds, Yorkshire, druggist,. at elev3a, at the I totel, Leeds. Oct. ao. john Pm's, of Liverpool, sadler, at twelve, at the Globe Tavern; Liverpool. A It R S HIPS s 0 Ll/ E John Parry kiatt and James Aslthurst, of Liverpool, tea dealers. i I i lam Hulls; lames Bailey, and Richard I loole, of Leather lane, Holborn, Middlesex, cutlers. Dawson anti w .41 New Berk_ .. iiam olosor, shire, cheesemongers. %Vilii.gm Berryman , and lohn Dennis, of Penzance, Corn wall, surgeons. ChristOphei Weissenborn, 'George Weissenborn, and John , cities, of Bedtoictottry; Covent-Garden, Middlesex, trim ming_and button-sellers. Lenox and Nath. M`Ghie, of Bolton, Lancashire, common-brewers. ()tool BialLon anal 'Soloman Jewell, of Manchester,, uin brala-manuladure:s. Min Edgar Kest, ut Stow-rnarket,'..lVilliarn Smart and Ed gar Rout "q:impair, of Ipswich, in the corn and coal trade. Whartonßye and Thomas Smith, of Oxford-street, Midd'e sex, linen-drapers. - Mary Key, of l'unmore, and Thomas Key, of Newcastle under;Lynie; Staiiurdsilirc, grocers a:A tea-dealers. lames and Matthias Rothnson, of Red Lion-street, 1 - 191 burn, London, grocers. , • A true bill was lately ionnd aga►nst Mary Liddle, the principal. evidence in the action' brougnt against the 'ale captain CAULFEILD. SPAIN. - (EXTRACT OP A LETTER aARAGOSSA, AVG. I . have informed you of the details oflefencre's-defeat in my letters from Pampleuna. He commands an afiny of i 5,000 men. He sent to me on the ifth of June; and on t t lie found rue on the heights where _the first. :.17tiott took place, wherein the French were resi4ed by 4000 Spaniards.' I se nt . 1000 peasants, who had been sent to the defence of Saragossa, and who planted themselves in the heights with other 500 men, and two pieces of artillery. They were suc cessful agains; . the enemy, whose rear-guard attacked them, anti four cannons, three horses, and vations Other - efleds, fell into our hands. I attacked them on the 9 3d with Only 40 men, and engaged two 7 renclunen from 5 O'clock in the morning till 8 at night, without permitting them to - take any advan tage. In this affair I last one valiant officer, ,W4IP dropt on My left hand. " On the 20th I was eleaed Fiscal of the nlitary Commission, and ,Secretary of the Supreme Junta, appointments which I could not decline.; but not- withstanding, I assisted at the military attacks. "'On the; ist of July the enemy directed a terrible flie against the gate battetiet; at the same titre born barding the city. The Commandant being disorder ed, com,Oted the protection of it to me. I took the command, and from eight o'ckck in the morn-' icg till fix in the evening 45 of my men were killed, and several wounded, amongst whom, we're six Offi cers. The enemy twice. dismounted my artillery, but I found the Peasants always ready to assist me in restoring it. The enemy twice set fire to my. powder magazines, but' I was .enabled to avoid an explosion ultimately, thOugh for a time under same apprehensions. We continued the engagement, with redoubled vigour till three o'clock the next morning, when I was attacked by three strong,co= lumps in front and rear. The former were tepulsed by the Sharp-shooters, who were placed in ambus cade in front of my battery, and who, after firing, Charged ,therm, when they left behind them 400 :killed and wounded. ,The enemy having - retired, the General came and decorated me with tne rank of Colonel. In a few _days I was nominated Com= mander of the troops of Ferdinand in this quarter, and placed at the bead of 800 valiant men. A number of trifling attacks ensued since the Ist of August, wherein the French boMbarded the city, and created nufich evil, to the d i illerent tine house.; that compose it. " On the 4th weiwere attacked by all the gates :`with Pbe greatest valour and constancy. The ene-: my finding it impossible• to break through the bat teries, they scrambled over some of the weakest. gates of Carmen and Santa Engracia. They vanced.to the street of Coso, where the peasants and . a few regular troops (who„ with 100 cavalry, ,tered in various parts, did not exceed•lloo men) attacked them in a most sanguinary engagement, when the French' left that wide street strewed with dead bOdies. At last we ,were engaged hand to hand, and several of the . French betook themselves to such dwelling-houses as they found open, where- they Massacred every inhabitant, without distineticni of the aged, widows, or children. " With the 1300 foot. soldiers we had Goo pea sants,- but indifferently armed, and who remained two hours without trinsket cartridges. This is worL thy' of glorious mention in history. The enemy lost more than 2000 in killed and wounded, and a num ber of priSoners whom we have _made, who were the flower of their arHry. , We have lost Colonel qua dros,, , who commanded' the gate of oanta ligracta„ a number of good Officers, and many , men, who wet e wounded from the windows which the enemy oc cupied. We entrenched ourselves with our at tillery in the Convents of Saint Francisco and ,Carmen, and in the hospital, until the (WI, When we_ were succoured by 5000:men, amongst whom were 1500 troops-of the line, 200 of whom- I employ al to intercept . the communication of 'the enemy.— No time was left for refleaion to dislodgethe o n t i i : l f bad ro i nl the hospital, as they had already began to b e t is e c if the city. The 'defence- of it is unpa ra ll e l e d in his,- tort'. The people saw their houses droJ'el children murdered, and every thing going st to de tion, bat not a sigh was heard amongst the then; all were anxious to be buried in the ruins rather than submit to the French. yoke. The women in the midst of the battle gave every assistance to those who were engaged in it. • " The French being ashamed, confotinded, and their pride overturned by our laudable valour, pub lished that Dantzicht, notwithstanding the money it has cost, the valordus troops and .numerous arp tillcry that accOmpany them, for its protection, had not made a proper deasitee. • I confess, that although I have served twenty-live yearslin RousPlon, Portu-. and Oran, I never saw a .fire so destruaive. In the morning we expeCted 5000 men from Va lencia, amongst them"3ooo of the line of inf antr y. We repulsed the enemy, but suspe6ted their flight from some intercepted letters; and that they would make souse bold attempt on their departure. For two Months I have not undressed myself, but keep myself always ready to head every attack. " My suspicions were verified, for on the 13th, at ten at night,. the enemy fled to Monte Torrero, and on the 14th, early in the morning, they con tinued their shameful flight, leaving us 27 pieces of artillery; and a great quantity of bombs, grenades, balls, and powder. The day befOre yesterday, having been with the,General to visit Montt; Tor rero, we there found 22 batteries and the N% hole sur face covered with balls, carcases, and dead hOrses,— The Convents of San Francisco, Santa Fargracia, San Diego, and the Hospital, have been burnt by the enemy. The Cross of Coto, avtost ancient monu ment, has .been demolished by•liis artillery. A great deal'of ammunition '!us been discovered . , and. particularly Upon .the river.... The day before yesterday 5000 yalencians and 2000 Arragonese marched mrin pursuit of the enemy. On the same day marched out, with the same object, 3000 troops, under the command of the Marquis De i,azat.T., bro ther to the General. Yesterday the Conde De Montijo arrived here in haste.. • •! " At seven in the evening of the same day,..Te Dam was sung in this city, i n t h e church-cif our Lady of Pilar,'with the greatest pomp and solemnity. At liVe o'clock the General, with all the city, toe military corps,- ticc. set out from the Archiepiscopal. :Palace, where he resides: They were not able, to reach die ch'urch till six - , 300 Swiss, of and a strongpiquefuf the vol nteers of Ai - rag - on, with . the colours of our Lady of Filar, and themusic of the .chAseurs of -Ferdinand VIL brought up the proces gion-. Nothing was heard. but eyes of Long live the General. Te De u m bei ng sung , lie went up to the • altar of our • Lady acid kissed it, at which ail Who were present wept. The procession' returned - to the palace whh the same solemnity: " The French army which attacked. this city amounted to 17,000 men,' and we know has lost mote than 8000, with the greater part of its most distinguished °dicers. Being freed from this ca naille, we can now breathe and take some repo s e, which we have not been able to do here f6r these two months." .tVote from .111adrid.—" It is known that there bag •mirched from Saragossa another body of booo.men, and with 'a commission worthy of the Officer who a igned 't he'piTceding. The body which iias march ed from Tudela NA ili strengthen the saute With aug mented numbets.-i The French, on their retreat, carried off more than 3000 wounded, as may be supposed, to leave them on the road." SPORDAVG IN'rELLIG,ENCE. KINGSCOTE RACES. TUESDAY, SEPT, Zo, The Kingscote Stake s o f 250 I5gS. ft. with segs „ d ri e d by the Club. Thre.T. Mr. scrope's Pronze, 5 yrs old, 9st. 1211).. Sir IL Lippincott's Cnaise-and-oue, 4 )1' old, 9st. 51b `Freya:ll2n% liuceptialu.), 6 yrs old. iist. 7;c.). - Ld C. Somerset's White Ic - ose, 4 yrs old, lost 31b - 4 liucephalus the tavour►te. _ s _ z Mr. GOddarcl's MouLtitinecr, tost. 71b.' beat. Mr. Coul bcurn'kCrimaldi, tort. Al. four miles, to ga. h. it.—Sweet to 4 on Mountaineer. Sir 11. I...ippineott's Chaise-and-one, 9st. 91b. received for feit frorn Mr. Best's c. by St. (.;eurge, To. , u ioogs. It. It. Sir j. Hawkins's -Clermont, ilst. r.N.:eiveci forfeit Wool Mr. Goulbourn's NViiitenuse, gst. solo. Otie mae, Hundred G uineas, h. ft. A Plate of togs. two mile heats; entrance sgs. each to tb: .second horse. Pryse's Laura Sir H..Lippincutt'sSorceress Mr. 'Previalion's Stripling Sorceress the Favourite. , " 3 1 I 2. 7. ‘vpDNrseAy. Mr.' Vortall's b. f by kill Dc:vil, beat Mr. Draper's Re former, Fifty Pounds for Horses of ail denoalinatio.%s, beats the last _ mile.. _ ..... I'fr. Trevanion"s Stripling. S:r H. Lippincott's' Chaise-and-one Alr.'Wnrrari's ch. f. 3 yrs old Mr. DUilq,.:S'S Ciilll4Mil _ 3 2 r z . 3 3 0 . 2 . Sweepstakes of igs. each,. with toogs. added by the (1 ,1170- Inr Horses that n:ver won boogs. at any one time, exceP t at Madgmgton, thbury, or Kingb4Ute, 4 miles. Mr. 11:ggs's Rosario - L . Mr: Ityntiloss names 'tuber's - %- Sir H. Lippimutt's I'lougieboy - - 3 Mr. Douglds mimes Timekeeper - - 4 A Sweepstakes of togs. each, with sogs. added by the Club. three miles. Mr. Goddard's Mo.tintailwer Mr. "Frevaidoit's Bucepoalos A capital race. Saturday morning he body of an iulint, about three days old, 'Wrapped up in brown paper, W 35 found under the archway in Du - lie -street,, leadl' iwo Lincoln's-Inn-Fuelds; it, appear e d t o hake ket,4" strangled, the mark of a cord ~wai root''' . It- was taken to St. Glles's Workhouth'' wia;re an inquest will beheld. its nttck. SHIP NEWS. GRAVESEND, sEPTENI3FR 27. Passed by —the Golden Grove, Pearce, from St. Vincerit'S; Lavie, from lamaica Supply. Brown, how QL`e— t),c ; Three Sister's, Harvey, aiad Lord Duncan, l iue, trorn Linierick ; joilKe jab, Poe, t,dtn Oporto; Coniet, Pam"' and the Butteress ' froni Goma'tat S.nted --the -Mary Ann, Wylie, for Lisbon ; Margaret , ,'and BedwelJ, lot Malta ; Atlas, Fisher, fo r Pomona,; • NI• Nought , and IZtickers, Irelands for Barba :oes ; Mary Ann, M'Gratli, add the Queen, Farina, ,for Hayti.' I o.